Q-P Magazine

Jul 2026

For Q-P Magazine Issue 111, the editorial team embraced a refined approach to contemporary menswear, resulting in a series of covers that balance youthful energy with a polished, minimalist sensibility. Through the lens of photographer Charlotte Hadden, the project captures model Habib Masovic across multiple iterations, each frame leaning into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism that feels both deliberate and approachable. The visual narrative relies on natural light and clean studio environments to emphasize the tactile quality of the wardrobe, ranging from a vibrant, windbreaker-clad ensemble to a textured cable-knit sweater that frames a casual, relaxed silhouette. Fashion Editor and Stylist Giulio Ventisei masterfully curates these looks, using sharp, centered typography to ground the compositions and reinforce the magazine's distinctive branding. Hair stylist Takumi Horiwaki contributes to the project’s cohesive look, ensuring the grooming remains understated to keep the focus firmly on the interplay between fabric and form. By eschewing over-complicated set designs, the team allows the portrait photography to take center stage, creating a series of portraits that feel authentic rather than staged. Casting director Monika Domarke completes this vision, selecting talent whose presence commands the frame without ever feeling overly stylized. The final output serves as a masterclass in modern lifestyle editorial work, demonstrating how simple lighting techniques and precise styling can elevate standard portraiture into compelling, high-end media pieces.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Magazines, Media & Entertainment